McCheese
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I thought we firmly established that you're the only one who goes ga ga over the random *** pics you post everywhere.Edit: You just know Skottis is going to go ga ga over this....
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I thought we firmly established that you're the only one who goes ga ga over the random *** pics you post everywhere.Edit: You just know Skottis is going to go ga ga over this....
I watched the first 4 episodes.
It's a decent show.
The problem is, that I feel I seen it all before.
How many times must I watch Conners turn into The Lizard and Spider-Man chase him?
I'll keep watching to see if it ever really goes anywhere.
For me to poop on.90's Spider-man was good
I have no idea what that means, but the 90's Spider-man sucks.TRIUMPH!
Oh man, I'm gonna have to sue you now, cause Eminemeiohenne is my idol.
90's Spider-man was good
The Sins of the Father's storyline that played throughout the entire last season I felt was well done.
But that's my opinion, and only my opinion.
So I enjoyed the show.
I really don't care what lists you put up either.
Because it's my opinion.
And your opinion is you hated it.
That's fine. I don't mind that.
Yeah, 90's Spidey does not hold up well. And everyone had lasers because you couldn't show guns on a Saturday morning cartoon.
BTAS had guns.
Still good cartoons have an in plot explaination on why everyone has lasers, they don't just throw that out there with no real explaination.
BTAS had guns.
Still good cartoons have an in plot explaination on why everyone has lasers, they don't just throw that out there with no real explaination.
They had an explanation.
90s Spidey was on Fox.
BTAS wasn't on Saturday Mornings, it was on weekday afternoons.
It was never on Saturday mornings on the East Coast. It didn't air Saturdays until it became The New Adventures of Batman and Superman.It was at first, but was soon moved to primetime once word got around about how good it was and its appeal to both kid and mature audiences. They continued to air reruns on Saturday morning Fox, guns and all.
But don't get me wrong, I loved the 90s Spidey to death as a kid and it still holds up in my occasional re-watchings over the years. I never even noticed the no-punching thing, and gun-lasers or not, they almost always had damn good stories and story-arcs.